alleryAlgebra is described as the study of what?
AOperations and the structures they form
BIntegers and their properties
CShapes and the spaces containing them
DApproximation and convergence
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Operations and the structures they form
1. Algebra generalises arithmetic.
2. It studies operations and the structures they form.
3. Integers belong to number theory and convergence to analysis.
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